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ap25d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts,
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
REAL ESTATE

By virtue Of certain deed of trust bearing date -
the 9TH day Of Noyemher, 1875, and recorded in E|
Lber BIB. folio 1888 of the land records Of the Dis.
trict Of Columbia the undersigned win sell at pnD-
ae s%eti9n IN fEcnt # the PREMISE on FRIDAY tie
O'CLOCK N; the following described real estate,
situate in the County Of Washington District Of Co.
9U61ivtsiSn Of lots 1s1 l3s and 1888 Wright and
Dae's SUBDIVISION Of Mount Pleasant and Pleasant
County SAD Johnsons subdiyis9n of said lots e
improvements thereon. consisting Of small Frame
House.
Terms: One-tbird Of the purchase money in cash.
and the balance in two equal insallments SIX and
twelve months with interest ut per cent per annum
payable semiannualy. secured by deed of trust on
said premises. all cash. at the option Of purchaser
$50 Will be required as soon as property il bid Off All
terms are not complied with in seven days the prop
erty viii be resold at the rsk and cost Of the default
ing purchaser.
ap26-d6ds THOMAS J. BROWN Trustee
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctionee,

TINHOMAS DUWLING, Auct1Oneer.
DESIRABLE IMPROVED LOT ON NORTHWEST
CORNER OF CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
AND MARKET STREET, GEORGETOWN, D. c.,
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, SECOND MAY, 1887 at FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ, in front Of the premises will Aa:57
feet the west side of Market street by depth
"a feet on c. and o. Canal, improved by small frame
houses, now under rent.
Terms cash "A deposit Of 800 will be required at
time Of sale. Recording and conveyancng at cost of
purchaser. W. RILEY DEEBLE,
Real Estate Broker, 1919 + st. NV
ap26-d&ds THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer
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KILOGRAMS TO THB STAR
A. en- YANKR1 WALKING 70 IOWA RDcAum n W

A. en- YAkKK1 wAIknsa 20 IOWA nDoAuo ID wAxfs
10 90 sLoW.
1oeTox, April 27.-Daniel n Anderson. an old
fArmer, aged sixty i've yearR from Rochester, N.
h, u In town, en- route Tor pes NoineS Iowa He
has sold his farm and other property for $4,000.
deposung the proceeds IN the bank His only
chilli daughter, is out IN Iowa and he In going
OUT there % live with her In future As he has
going 70 walk. He says; II hare means 20 buy
1000 ana shelter and have all summer before me
and don't intend 20 be hurried now. even out ~
Iowa
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BENSINGER, Auctioneer.

SPECIAL SALE.
Will be sold at the Bazaar. $40 Louisiana ave., on
SATURDAY, APRIL THIRTIETH 1T TWELVE
NJ, large consignment Of new and second hand
C;aTF;iases Busyiss Phaetons Wagons &c, con
second-hand victortas In good order, one new
Extensiontop Surrey, one second hand do. one
new Dayton, one secondhand do, doctors
hne Phaeton, one Phaeton. six new Top BugYies,
good makes; several secondhand Buggies, new and
second.han Express, Delivery and other Wagons,
Carts, &c. S, BENSINGER
ap2G-4t Auctioneer
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LAsxrrs LOAN Orv1cz

No. 3Bl PennsylvAnn avenu0 uoztow@
Nancy Leaned ON Gold and Silver Watches, Dtar
,,.,ssSis J~1elrr Tisfols. Guoa. Mechanical Tools.
Irdiesf and GepIien,en's Wearing AppeEoh
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
4 SMALL COLLECTION OF VERY EXCELLENT
CHAMBER FURNITURE AT AUCTION
WALNUT M. T. CHAMBER FURNITURE. IN
SUITES AND SEPARATE PIECES; HAIR MAT
TkESSES WIRE SPRINGS, LACE AND GRE
TONNE WINDOW HANGINds, lounge, WAL
NUT ~; ! SIDEB0ARD, CHINA AND GLASS
MARE, HANDSOME WALNUT WATER COOLER,
WALNUT MIRROR-BACK HALL STAND, BRUS-
Sells AND THREE PLY CARPETS, KITCHEN
REQUISITES.
On FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL TwENTY-NINTH,
1887, at TEN O'CLOCK, at residence. No. 1874 street
northeast the Capitol shall sell lot Of very ex-
cellent Household Enects ap254t
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DuNoANsoN BROS. Aucti0nssrs ,

~ 9th ana D SITS. NV.
PEREMPTORY CATALOGUE SALE OF SMALL,
CHOICE COLLECTION OF STANDARD BOOKS,
IN PROSE AND POETRY, BY THE MOST GEL
EBRATED WRITER'S. BEAUTIFULLY ILLUS
TIATED.
ALSO,
BooKGASE cELE1NDEk pEsK CASE , Of CURL TI
PRIVATE LIBRARY OF DECEASED GEN.
TLEMAN, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL TWENTY-NINTH
1887. at HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK, we will sell
within our Auction.Rooms, the collection Of Books
and Library Furniture, mentioned above, to which
special attention is invited Catalogues ready and
Terms cash.
ap26.4t DUNCANSON BROS Auctioneers
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Psnnsylvania Ave and llth st., BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
S. h KAUFMAN, Pres't

TEE EVENING STAR Is served to subscribers In the
city by carriers on their account at 10 cents per
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cents each. By mzil--posta~e prepaad-60 cents .
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Entered At the Post Office At Washington. D. c., -
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ThE WEEKLY SrAR-Published on Friday-S1 .
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Rates of advertising made known on spplication.
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Died Defending Her Honor.
A PRETTY SERVANT GIRL CHOKED 10 DRATH-HK
FUNERAL YRSTERDAY.


FUNERAL YRsTkkDAY.
Just before IL O'Clock Saturday night the family
OF C. d. Hatch, No. ass Sibley street, Cleveland,
Ohio, were startled by hearing loud shrieks for
help. There was sound OF rapid footsteps at the
side OF the house and then all was silent. Invest.
Under porch in the rear Of the premises She vas
dead. The lower part OF her face was covered with
blood and her throat and LEFT cheek were badly
NEST: in the employ Of Rev. Wilton Merle Smith.
pastor OF the First Presbyterian church, living on
Case avenue, not more than 1 an, HUNDRED feet from
The whole affair Ii ShrOuded In the deepest myu-
terry. The neighborhood n the finest In tbs city.
noon Satursy. and the last seen q her va mem
1850 that night and started In the direction Of
out Of the yard As he opened the door, but could
not describe him. So far the police have been un-
able 70 discover any clue oy which TO identity the
rather progressing in appearance and bore an
unsullied reputation. Investigation OF the case
developed The fact that the SniS,tunate s had
A dispatch from Cleveland last MINT. ssys:
q W. scssS sss ne
her honor, was buried to day. Rev. Father Thorpe
q 81: Johns Catnedsaas deliysred the sermon.
longs 70 class that fcmaies would be jusfiSed n
arming themselves against They would be Justa-
Know OF no crime that cries 70 Heaven - thaS a
this wretch who stil lives. but who win be tn00ed
by God. O. friends, u II not consolation that We
have found women IN our land who WIN lsy down
life sooner than honor? Such chAstity and virtue
ID q consolation 70 mourning ffiendA She died for
honor; she died for purity; she died q martyrs
spirit that no base hand can lay touch upon hss
gone to God, and may God receive" Wine the
clergyman was speaking audible sobs were heard
the vast assemblage was In teara The casket WsS
borne 20 the vestabule Of the cathedral, where the
remains were viewed - the people passed out
terry, on woodland avenue. where the integment
took place.
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u.,pc, os SALE :. N n gEogGETowN D.
Eo 9sASG cBA RiHk9SsTEADs WAkR
MAXIRESSES. CARPETS DlNING-kOOM FUR.
NH aTnUHHE E CHINA ~, AND GLASSWARE, COOKING
,G On MONDAY NON MORNING, MAY SECOND, 1887. at
ZEN O'CLOCk at residence No 1908 Fayette or 35th
street near the Convent, Georgetown, shall sell the
entire contents, in which are some excellent antique
pieces. ap21.4t
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctionesr.

49,
FTHoMAs BOWLING. Auctionesr.
TIE h RER1y ER5s Is ocS E ASR 4 gSF Ese
AfsHs f tSSfa i55$5s fkArss
FIVE odk En- II ons q ~
ny SIS f.
e; 10
IT. s$$Ss:: s,s:s @ +
nUNCANsON BROS. AuctiOneera
TRUSTEES ssts s 8 s 5$p sfarE
Il Ssilss 81
naff fESRx 4: Ra
ss Il h y q District e
and IntS kno%R and a. and being
ali q lot twentyOne ssi in 9srrns tom
and Hughes q square numbered two hun
beIonsin o. II any wise 'As 'A"'
Viz 81 'seE sSS af1ss
Terms One third cash. balsncein equal installments
payable By
trust the premises SOLD all cash the option Of
Adeposit of 800 each house thine Of sale
TO Re compiled With IN ten days ks The
and cost Of the defauting purchaser after Eve days
ROBERT z. BRADLEY,
apS-d&ds Surviving Trustee
ar THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED ON AC.
sSs H. rs Tsfbst q IF
AID 1887, at same hour and place.
ROBERT E, BRADLEY,
ap23d&ds Surviving Trustee.
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Ex-Gov. Patttson. a PeunaylvaniA, has accepted
the presidency OF the new Chestnut street Ma
u0nal Bank OF Philadelphia.
The greenbacklabor party In PtttsburY has
formally disoolved q party ana v06ed %
Join the '.commoner3" party built on the
Theories o. Msny esosEe THIS ADDS 1000 q 5000
lt 70 reported N home that Rev. d.. Mc0lynn.
q New York, win BE suapended NON his pastOge
ThoA \. LaAaAaa ana walter n NcAtes havs
been appclnteo BY Judge Bond, - Dalomote. -
coveu 70 taxa charge Of the oGDeto g The Ga-
vas1A company. Thsy ale0 bonA 1oe o60Q00A
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS IMPROVED BY
FRAME DWELLING HOUSES 723 AND 725
SECOND STREET SOUTHWEST
BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust recorded respec- -
lively in Liber No. 115S, folio 3O8 ct seq and Ii
Der NJ l1S2 folio $3.50, ct seq. Of the Land Rec laI
ords OF the District Of Columbia and at the request
the parties secured thereby, will sell at public
tlon. IN front OF the premises on Saturday May q,
next at $50 O'Clock p. m, lots 81 and 22 in w. w.
improvements.
Terms one third cash. balance in equal nstalments
IN D. and IL months for which notes Of purchaser.
bearing from DAY OF sale and secured by deed
800 will be required at time Of sale. and all convey
terms are not complied with in Is days, from sale
property will be resold at risk and Of defauting
purchaser
THOS: e. WAGaAMAN,l rprerrrs
JNO. w. P1LLIN8,
THOS e. WAGGAMAN Auctioneer ap27-d&ds
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Transfer. OF Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Annie E.
HOwser to Sarah 4. Herbert, sub lots &c. 81, and
81, SO. 74S; s.. Christina MuhlhOrer to H. L.
Mann, lots 81, a2 and 80, So. $50; $. G. j. john
do, sub. 6S. do. $50. E. B. Hay to Calvin wilmer,
same property; 3. j. F. FOrsythe TO &. CARING
ton, trustee lot "a, SO. SAL 40 to A. So $780, 80 to
AZ, SO. ga, and II and liz, 50. 593; $. Z. Car
r1ngton, trustee, to- Margaret N. Forsythe, same
property; - Mary v Heating to jos Forrest
Jos. Forrest to D. +. Forrest, same property;
$1,000 r. II. Edelin TO j. u. Payne, sub lot l35,
So 1856; - 7. Sheridan to ]. j. Reynolds, lot IS,
50. 276; 81, 700 j. A. Williamson to K. Wise,
lot bs,,, =; sub part Friendship; s4aa47. c. ".
sq 49, SUP Parv 1HsS to 3 E to a
John Il. walker to Elizabeth Murray, sub T. So.
$50 and sos. Penn Mutual Life Insurance CO. to
+. Moore lots % to 81. and parts q and 81, HIS
addition to West Washington, SIC, 200. Henrietta
G. Jefferson to B. Leonard part Is. SO. 53s q 900.
BIS sub Pleasant Plains, g, 3o25O. s. j. Davis to
w. c. Morrison, part SO. e OF $40, $4,000. Archf-
bald NJ. McLochlln to Everett Hayden lot 81, La
nier Heights, = IDA w: Hyde to NJ. W. vosburgh,
sublot 81, SO. ga, $: r. Goldschmid to Annie P.
sehloss ct a. lots l. ls. IL IS and sunsot a. 50
g. $40, 81 ,41s,63. "a. 8. Coleman to P. Burritt,
part DO do, 81. 434. B. F. Leighton to Matilda
Middleton, part 8, so 1880, 800. T. E. Wagga-
man to n. Holloran, west half 18 SO. 5; $780,
Jno Miller to j. F. Connors, sub. lots IS and A.
res D; 5000. 7. Luttrel ct al, to District OF
Carrie E. T. knox, lot 81, blk. 9. T. and B. s SUBJ
pess p Aq RotS to GGs
s. McMahan, lot IL, SO. 971 81 ,0OO Jane Farnham
to {. A. Riddle sub. lots 68 to 49, So 541 81 1886 30
I. Kirby to T. p RhOdertck pit 4, SO. 555; 81 63l68
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a GEORGIA WOMAN DIsCovKks GRE HAD NAnKfE
HKk BRoTHERe AURDWaA

ATLANTA, April IA speciai nom Macon says:
There arrived from Troy. Ala, q family on their
way TO Milledgeville last night that are IN q sd
plight. The mother Is o sister OF A J. Kent
OF Baldwin County. She married man who had
killed her brother In south Carolina and who
went under the name OF Day. They were mar
ned about seven years ago, and moved 70 Ala
bamA Three children were born, the youngest
four months ago. The mothers mind became or.
to her, and when Day moved to q farm near Troy
two weeks ago. ana began work by the month,
she divulged IL. on Thursday last Day walked
out In the woods and disappeared, leaving q note
asking the neighbors 20 cell what was left and
send his family 70 Milledgev1lle. The poor wife
children, and this new grief caused her TO become
q mAntac.
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g BENSINGER, Auctioneer.
WILL BE SOLD AT THE BAZAAR. NO. $40
LOUISA L3Wsnlana ave., on THURSDAY MORNING, THE
the Head q Horses Mares and Mules smons
New and Second hand Carriages, Waeons Phaetons,
Bugg1es, Harness, &c.
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(iHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
OSITUATED ON n STREET North, BETWEEN
EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH STREETS

OSTTuATED ON STREET North, BETWEEN
WEST,
BY virtue Of decree. passed on the 18th day Of
January, 1857 in the cause Of Schaefer We. fas:.7
COlqm9s NUMBERED 2sgS Equity Docket %; slsll
offer at public sale, in front Of the premises the
the following described real property, that is say:
Lot numbered eight 81, in Ingersols
OF certain lots in squares numbered hundred and
thirty -nine 1S9l, said lot having front of twenty
and SIX Q0ol feet to . public alley Tor depth.
Terms OF sale, prescribed by decree: One third
cash: balance in one and years from the day Of
the notes Of the purchaser to be given the de-
ferred payments bear ng six per cent interest pay
able semi and secured by deed Of trust on
tbs property Sold all cash. at the option Of
CURED on the purchase ct the time Of sale. II the
the trustee the right resell u the rsk and
cost OF the defaultng purchaser. Ali conveyancng vt
81. RANDALL WEBB Trustee
400 9th st. NV.
ap25d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts,
n =
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w AAIHh b WILLIAMS CO, Auctoneers.
ENGRAvINGs, ETcH1Nas, PHOTOGRAPHERS,
OF PAINTINGS, ETC.. Ar AUCTION TO CLOSE
A CONSIGNMENT.
yiTama avenue, ON TOMORROW MORNING, at
h hIALF-phST Ten O'CLOCK, about 800 Engrawngs,
ana private parties should give this sale their atten-
ment. ~ w So o-
Terms cash.
1t WALTER B. WILLIAMS h CO., Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
GEO. ". sTrCKNEY, Auctioneer $50 street
PEREMPToRY SALE OF HOUSE NO. I'LL C
STREET NORTHWEST.
On FRIDAY, APRIL TWENTY-NINTH, 1881, at
FIVE O'CLOCK F. NJ will sell in front OF the prem
ises part OF Lot y 2 beeinnlng Tor tne SAFE
the line of alley 100 feet thence east ~ ieet
:D to street thence along the line street
10 feet 70 place of beginning. ,-,,~-,-x,
Terms Mt time of sale. GEO. W. 81 ICANEh.
ap.,8-dIds Auctioneer.
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EXECUTOK'S SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK
IL DWELLING ON FIRST STREET, BETWEEN g
AND d STREETS SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of . power contained in the last will -
ana testament of Ann II. Campbell late of WASH fsk5
ington. DC. deceased the subscriber. executor Iii
will sell at public auction in front Of the premises
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FIFTH, at FIVE
O'CLOCK. all that property known - Lot D, in John
Frederick Mays subdivision Of square 692, being
House No. 81 LIST street southeast having front Of
Is feet LIST street. an running back SO feet to an
alley, the improvements being . three-stOry Brick
dwelling in excellent order.
Terms. One-third cash balance in one and two
years the purchaser giving his bearing interest
from day of sale deposit of $500 will be required
when property is sold Conyeyancing and recording
at the cost of the purchaser If the terms Of sale are
complied with within days. the executor re-
the right of resale at the risk and the
CHARLES W. HOFFMAN, Executor
WEEKS 4 CO., Aucts. ap26-dta
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DAwNBROKER's AUCTION SALE.

All persons holding tickets from No. to 1,50O. in
elusive and paid for three months on the
following articles viz: Gold and Silver Watches, Dia-
Writer Books Bibles, Albums Banjos Guitars clocks,
yalses SILVER and Plated Ware. Bicycles. Baby Car
riages, Gold-head Canes Sewing Machines and Cloth
ing, embracing Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wearing APP
pare will be sold at public auction, at 61 Pennsylva-
ON THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the TWENTY-FIVE
and IWENIY-NINTH OF APRIL, 1887. H. B. LAS.
KEY. Pawnbroker. NJ. FOLLY, Auct. ap26-3t
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IN CALHOUN,S MEMORY.
Secretary Lauaar,s Grafton.
cALHoUS's VIEWS on GREAT NATIONAL QUESTION:
DIscussED-THK TARIFF, STATE SOVEREIGNTY, AM
SLAVERY.

The ceremony Of the unvetling OF the Calhoun
monument at Charleston yesterday was impress
I've, and there was nothing to mar the carrying out
of the program to perfection Secretary Lamar
who was the orator OF the occasion, was received
with perfect ovation. His Grafton, which wal
quite long, was listened to with careful attention.
he oWelt upon the high character, the modesty
ana greatness OF Calhoun. He praised his d0mes.
tic simplicity, his home love- his ability as Q staten
man, his richness as an author, and his moral
purity as man. That the character might be
more m properly measured from an historical point
stood, the orator referred to the condition OF the
political affairs OF the country.
TIE UNITED STATES SOVEREIGN NATION.
'1f, he said, 'the constitutional history OF the
United States had stopped with the adoption Of
the Federal Constitution by the original thirteen
States 1t would hardly be questioned that this
government was government OF sovereign states,
with every attribute Of State sovereignty retained
IN IT'S system. But the law OF development applies
10 human society as much as to any other created
being. In all nations In which there are any STIR
rings OF constitutional life there is more than one
prncipies or arc n RoWeT nee W an
same time or in equal degree: Events and influ-
ences Will develop one element into ascendency;
ferent element to shoot forward and overcome the
otherS Now, although the Declaration OF Indo-
pendence and the articles OF confederation and the
upon the assumption OF the independence and SOW
ereignty OF the several States, yet in point OF
colonies, both before and after Independence,
were, In many important respects, one people.
These colonies, as one body polite. were people
In being subject to the authority OF the British
sovereign; they were one people as being subject
In their civil and social relations to the common
law OF England; they were one people re-
speeding their rights as Englishmen, which
to the honor OF England, were planted by
their cradles In the infancy OF their colonial exist
ence; they were one people In language in blood,
in manners, and especially in being subjected to
common oppression and thrilled by the intrinsic
glory OF noble cause into unity OF American
patriotism. Although these facts may not be
found in State papers and records OF legislation,
they shot their roots deep into the thought, the
and sometimes found expression in public docu-
mentS; for instance: "When in the course OF
human events 1t becomes necessary for one people
to dfSSOlyen
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LoGANs CREEK, Mo-, April s7.--In Logan Town.
ship Reynolds County, Mo-. lives an aged lady
named Matilda Randolph, who was born March "a.
III. She Is in very good health and has tolerable
good use OF herself; has lived In this county nifty
or sky years She has many grand and great
health, and bore. it In stated, en- anupashy 70
DOCTORS
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN

REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of certain deed of trust, bearing date
the 9th day of April, 1876, and recorded in liber
S14 folio 395. of the land records of the District
Of Columbia ], the undersigned, will sell at pub, &c
auction, in front OF the premises on FRIDAY, the
SIXTH day of MAY, 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. N,
the following described real estate situate in the
county of Wilmington and District of Columbia. TO
wit: All Of the southeast quarter of lot numbered
PLEASANT Plains e recorded in the records Of the
Cox's subdivision being = suburb on the north Of
Washington city and west Of 7th street extended with
the improvements thereon consisting Of small frame
house.
Terms: One-th Of the purchase money in cash,
and the balance In two equal instalments at and
twelve months with interest at per cent per annun
payable secured by deed of trust said
dollars will be required as soon property is bid off.
ALL conveysncng and recording at purchasers cost
terms not complied with in seven DAYS the prop-
ery will be resod at the aud cost Of the efautirR
purchaser.
ap26-10t THOMAS j. BROWN, Trustee.
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AND PRESSED FOR q.
Goat. IN ,spfs pants 2J cents; Vests, IS centA
Altering and repairing done II best manner.
~ S~ ~ K HAHN,
so.s 9th st. NV. ttslephcne eau S9;3 and ~
a -rTu
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a Peculiar Accident.
COW, HURLED Br A LOCOMOTIVE srRKEs woAA1
AND E KILLED.

PrrTssuns, April 27.-A special from UniontowA
TO the Post says: rather peculiar accident 90
CURED on the Baltimore and Ohio road lust south
or Connelsv1lle yesterday morning Passenger
uain no 81, due here az noon, struck cow. The
train was under q full head OF steam and the cow
was knocked distance from the track In lie
night the animal struck an Italian woman who
was In STOPPING position gathering green's She
was hurled 10 the ground with terrible force The
COW was killed outright, but the woman with.
stood the shock, and although terribly bruised,
win recover.
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NHOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer
FLOWERS FROM J. r. FREEMAN'S NURSERY AT
AUCTION, EMBRACING CHOICE ROSES
SHRUBS. DECORATIVE, AND BEDDING
PLANTS, &c.
On THURSDAY MORNING. April, TWENTY
EIGHTH, 1857, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK at my auction
rooms, shall sell choice lot Of the above plants.
ap2,l-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-27
"Vo1cE Cu1ruBE.-

SWEETNESS. PURITY. STRENGTH and RICH.
NESS of the Voice developed Speaking and Singing
SIAMMERING cured: Also Affections of the Throat
and Lungs. DEEP BREATHING correctly taught
promoting HEALTH. curing COLDS, ASTffMA, and
CONSUMPTION. and preventing FNECMONIA.
spl9-3m Apply az THE MARTYN COLLEGE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-27

mark: 81 am proud TO say that it has been my
GOOD fortune to be associated with one against
whose administration the only criticism which has
been pronounced Is his sacred regard for similar
promises, and the uncomfortable tntrepidtty with
which he stands by them"
He referred briefly to Mr.. Calhouns ideas OF
slavery, to show that they did not diirer material
" from those Of Clay, Adams, and Webster.
The speaker commenced at i 80 p. m, and IN
ished his peroration at 80 p. m, being frequent
ly interrupted BY the cheers and ent6ustasm Of
hts hearers.